Named Entity Results, Samuel White

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lature repeals court of appeals act and organizes a new court.
Anti-relief party becomes Old Court party, and Relief party merged into New Court party......Dec. 24, 1824
Henry Clay appointed United States Secretary of State......March 7, 1825
General Lafayette visits Louisville......May 8, 1825
Old Court have a majority in the legislature, but Senate remains New Court......1825 Legislature restores the Old Court......Dec. 30, 1827
Natural gas-well discovered on Green River by Samuel White......1828
William T. Barry, of Lexington, Postmaster-General of United States......1829
American oil-well near Burksville on the Cumberland River discovered in boring for salt, spouted 50 feet. The oil, imagined to have healing qualities, was bottled and sold through the United States and Europe for medicine......1830
President Jackson vetoes a bill directing the Secretary of the Treasury to subscribe for 1,500 shares of the Maysville, Washington, and Lexington Turnpike Road Comp

on, October 20th, by a vote of 24 to 7.
Those voting against confirmation were Messrs. Hillhouse and Tracy, of Connecticut; Pickering, of Massachusetts; Wells and White, of Delaware; Olcott and Plumer, of New Hampshire; all Federalists and from the Northeast.
The public debates occurred on the resolutions and acts for taking poem also expressed strong objections to the treaty on the grounds of public policy and sectional interests.
(Annals of Congress, 1803-1804, pp. 33, 34.) Said Mr. Samuel White, of Delaware: But as to Louisiana, this new, immense, unbounded world, if it should ever be incorporated into this Union, which I have no idea can be done, e ever settle within its limits. * * * Supposing that this extent of territory was a desirable acquisition, $15,000,000 was an enormous sum to give.
What would Senator White say if he were now living and could read the tax lists of the states erected from this territory for just one year?
Mr. Uriah Tracy, of Connecticut, said: A